The Deathmat
A high-intensity acupressure mat designed to speed recovery and restore full-body balance.
Post-workout soreness, muscle tension, and everyday stress can slow you down. This acupressure mat uses thousands of high-precision spikes and natural fiber cushioning to stimulate circulation, ease tight muscles, and support your body’s natural recovery response.
Use it after training, riding, long workdays, or whenever your body needs a reset. Just a few minutes can help release tension, boost blood flow, and leave you feeling lighter, calmer, and ready to move again.
Highlights
- Improves circulation for faster recovery
- Eases tension across back, neck, and body
- Promotes deep relaxation through endorphins
- Built with sustainable natural materials
- Ideal for athletes and active lifestyles
Product Specs
- 31 x 18 x 1.25 inch size
- 3.3 lb total weight
- ABS spike pressure points
- Coconut fiber internal core
- Spot wash only, air dry
- Origin: Made in India
What's Included
- 1x Hurtsend Deathmat Acupressure Mat
Shipping
Free shipping!
Returns
Our goal is for every customer to be totally satisfied with their purchase. If this isn’t the case, let us know and we’ll do our best to work with you to make it right. Our policy is 30 days for a return.
FAQs
Is it painful to use the DEATHMAT?
Initially, you will experience a sharp sensation as the spikes make contact with your skin. It does hurt. This discomfort typically subsides after a few minutes, leaving a feeling of warmth and relaxation. Over time, as your body adapts, the experience becomes more comfortable. You will soon fall in love with the feeling, brightening your day.
How often should I use it?
For optimal benefits, start with 10-15 minute sessions 3-4 times a week. As you become accustomed to the mat, you can gradually increase the duration to 20-30 minutes per session. Consistency is key to experiencing improved muscle recovery and stress relief.
Can I use it every day?
Yes, daily use is generally safe and can enhance the benefits of muscle recovery and stress reduction. However, it’s important to listen to your body; if you experience any discomfort or irritation, consider reducing the frequency or duration of use.
How long should each session last?
Begin with 10-15 minute sessions, gradually increasing to 20-30 minutes as you become more comfortable. Avoid prolonged use to prevent skin irritation or bruising.
Can I use the acupressure mat if I have a medical condition?
If you have conditions such as heart disease, low blood pressure, skin infections, or are pregnant, consult with a healthcare professional before using the mat. It’s crucial to ensure that acupressure therapy is safe for your specific health circumstances.
Is the acupressure mat safe for children?
While some children may benefit from acupressure mats, it’s recommended to use them under adult supervision. Start with shorter sessions for the child.
Can I wash my acupressure mat?
Yes, the DEATHMAT is washable. remove the inner liner and the coconut fibre cushioning before washing. Hand wash the mat with mild soap and lukewarm water, Avoid machine washing or tumble drying, as this may damage the spikes.
Meet the Maker
Our Story
About Us
We’re forged in bone-crushing slams, stitched up in the wake of carnage and driven by a death wish to ride again. Born from the graveyard of broken bodies and relentless chaos, our mission is simple: to craft tools that don’t lie about the pain because we live it, bleed it and only share what drags you back from the edge of oblivion.
We’re a pack of hardened souls, warriors who’ve stared death in the face and laughed. Scarred, shattered, resurrected, we know the bitter taste of injury and the savage grind to rise from the ashes. What sets us apart? Pure, unfiltered authenticity. This is more than a lifestyle. It’s a curse we embrace and a tribe we protect. If you’ve danced with death, shattered your bones and still crave the next ride, welcome to the fold. You’re one of us.
For those who get hurt, get back up and go send. We’re forged in bone-crushing slams, stitched up in the wake of carnage and driven by a death wish to ride again.